Jesuit Education Video Resource

Keeping Ignatian Heritage Alive

Fr. Micheal J. Graham, S.J.

Watch Fr. Michael J. Graham, S.J., President of Xavier University, discusses the significance of St. Ignatius' Spiritual Exercises in keeping Jesuit ideals alive on campuses in an era where the number of available Jesuits is declining.

Four Challenges of Jesuit Education in the 21st Century

John Allen

Watch a brief video of John Allen discussing four challenges of Jesuit education in the 21st century.

Student Orientation and the Mission

Leah Busam-Klenowski and Nick Rivera

Watch a brief video showing a description from Leah Busam-Klenowski and Nick Rivera about how Manresa - the first-year orientation program at Xavier University - incorporates the Jesuit mission.

Jesuit Education Today

Jesuit 2.0

Watch Jesuit 2.0, produced by Marquette University, highlights the value of a Catholic, Jesuit education in today's quickly changing world.

Catholic Education

Michael J. Graham, S.J.

See and hear Fr. Michael J. Graham S.J., Xavier University President, in this 2-minute excerpt from his keynote address at the 18th annual Salute to Catholic School Alumni, in Louisville, KY.

Characteristics of Jesuit Education

John O'Malley, S.J.

See and hear John O'Malley, S.J., present the twelve historically enduring characteristics of Jesuit universities.

The Future of Jesuit Education

George Traub, S.J.

See and hear George Traub, S.J., author of Do You Speak Ignatian and editor of A Jesuit Education Reader, address the future of Jesuit education in this 2-minute excerpt.

A Future Not Yet Our Own

John L. Allen, Jr.

John L. Allen, Jr. presented during the Heartland-Delta VI Conference, held at Xavier University from May 25-28, 2010.

Accessibility and the Mission

Cassandra Jones

See and hear Cassandra Jones, Assistant Director of Disability Services, talk about the relationship between disability and the mission.

The Salvadoran Jesuit Martyrs

Gillian Ahlgren

See and hear how Dr. Gillian Ahlgren's (Professor of Theology at Xavier University) approach to Jesuit education was influenced by the Jesuit martyrs in El Salvador.

Ratio Studiorum

Matt Dunch, S.J.

Matt Dunch, S.J. discusses the Ratio Studiorum, the origins of Jesuit education.

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